Product details
- Label Sackville Recordings
- Artist Dollar Brand
- Format 1LP
- Country Import
- Released Date 1973
- Genre Jazz
- Sealed No
- Media Condition Very Good Plus (VG+)
- Sleeve Condition Very Good Plus (VG+)
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Condition: Used
Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Condition Notes:
Canadian pressing
Disk has scuffs and marks but nothing that would affect play. Still a solid VG+
Sangoma (Volume One) by Dollar Brand.
Dollar Brand navigated jazz fusion's emergence while staying true to artistic vision.
Musical Analysis:
Dollar Brand leads with distinctive artistry, creating intricate interplay between musicians. The harmonic progressions and rhythm section showcase the evolution of jazz with spontaneous brilliance.
Album Story:
"Sangoma (Volume One)" by Dollar Brand is a mesmerizing journey into the heart of South African jazz that transcends mere musical experience, inviting listeners to explore a world rich in culture and emotion. Released on Sackville Recordings, the album weaves a tapestry of intricate rhythms and soulful melodies, all while embodying the spirit of the ancient African healing tradition of the sangoma, or shaman. Dollar Brand, known for his innovative blend of jazz, African folk, and classical elements, seamlessly merges these styles to create a sound that feels both deeply rooted and strikingly contemporary. His expressive piano performances, coupled with a stellar lineup of accompanying musicians, deliver an experience that speaks to the healing power of music, making "Sangoma" not just an album, but a holistic revival of the South African jazz narrative.
What sets "Sangoma (Volume One)" apart is its intimate connection to the resilience and history of the South African people. Through poignant compositions like “Kumasi”
Pressing Details:
Track Listing:
. The Aloe And The Wild Rose
. Fats, Duke And The Monk
. Ancient Africa
Credits:
Dollar Brand - Piano, Soloist [Solos]
Bill Smith (3) - Producer [Produced Co-operatively By]
John Norris (2) - Producer [Produced Co-operatively By]
Phil Sheridan - Recorded By
Notes:
Sangoma (the one who beats the drum) is the first collection of piano solos to be recorded by Dollar Brand in North America.
Recorded at Thunder Sound, Toronto, [...] February 18, 1973.
Publishing:
A1a, A1c, A2f, B1b, B1c - Marimba Music
A1b, A2a, A2b, A2e, B1a - Tempo Music
A2c - Joy Music
A2d - Bar-thel Music
Runouts etched
Sound Quality:
Exceptional dynamic range captures every nuance – tight bass, warm midrange, crisp highs. High-quality pressing with excellent tracking and quiet surfaces.
Collector's Notes:
Essential for serious collectors – a piece of musical history with lasting value.
Artist: Dollar Brand
Format: 1LP
Genre: Jazz
Label: Sackville Recordings
Catalog Number: 3006
Release Year: 1973
Country: Import
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